Foreign Debts, Indemnities and Reel of War News
The Chinese government orders receipts from maritime customs to be deposited with foreign banks for the credit of its foreign debtors. Attorney General Wickersham and Morse’s counsel discussed Morse’s possible release from Atlanta Penitentiary. The Interstate Commerce Commission chief warns that rail safety requires fuller science behind steel tail defects. Italian charges Turkey mutilated Italian soldiers in Tripoli reconnaissances, including beheadings after death.
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Washington
China
Charles EB. Morse
New York
Atlanta
Genral Wickersham
Morse
H. 8. Dougherty
T. B Felder
H. S. Bellknap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tripoli
Sian Fu
A. A .Hayes
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
International Harvester Company
Missouri
Wu Ting Fang
Nanking
Hebron
Plerece
Silver Creek
Nebraska
United States Steel Corporation
House Committee
Gustave Adolph
Sweden
Secret Service
St. Hedges’ School
Milwaukee
France
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
Hugo von Tschudi
Europe
Wilhelm Jensen
Munich
Italy
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Columbus
O. Frank Allen
Pekin
Fleagal
North Dakota
Northern Pacific
Superior
Wis
Great Lakes
Vancouver
B. C
Japan
Susie E Pressler
Toledo
United States
Aberdeen
S. D
Sidney
South Pole
Calumet and Heela Mining Company
Spokane
Wisconsin deer harvest nears a quarter of a million
Hunters in Wisconsin have killed 2 500 deer since November 11 as part of ongoing hunting season. Separate items note government plans to fight opium traffic and economists predicting a business decline ahead.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Football Authority
Okmulgee
Okl
Lorimer Committee
House Steel Investigation Committee
Anthony R. Faust
St. Louis
Senator LaFollette
Reed
McKinley
Albert Lea
Minn
Hillsdale
Mich
United States
Coe I. Crawford
South Dakota
la Follette
Missouri
Hadley
State Board of Health
Evanston
Wyo
General Land Office
Bird S. Coler
New York
Odell
St. Paul
Republic of the United States
Wilfred Stuart Sheldon-Dickason
Grand
Olga von W. Haskell
Minneapolis
Taft to Press Annual Message and Treaty Revisions
President Taft plans to issue his annual message and may urge changes in treaties with Russia. Bankers in New Orleans approve the Aldrich currency plan as legal challenges loom.
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Taft
Russia
New Orleans
Aldrich
Hyde
Persia
Caceres
Dominican Republic
Iowa State News Highlights Local Business and Crime
Des Moines Packing buys Agar property and will operate by Dec. 1 with a $250,000 incorporation. Frost disappearance remains unresolved. Fort Dodge Presbytery discusses church finance. Various local incidents include a Mexican man’s death in Davenport and a railway accident near Coppock.
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Des Moines Packing Company
Agar Packing Company
Simon Casady
Joe Muelhaupt
John T. Agar
W. G. Agar
F. P. Mattes
W. S. Hazard, Jr
J. S. Talbot
J. A. Black
T. A. Dye
Raymond B. Frost
Sioux City
Frost
University of Wisconsin
Fort Dodge
Carrie Baradis
F. A. Mead
Manchester
Ogden Consolidated Coal Company
Ogden
Appanoose County Poultry Association
Centerville
Luciano Marks
Illinois Central
Gypsum
Marshalltown Poultry and Pet Stock Association
W. C. Ellison
Minneapolis
A. B. Shaner
Lanark
Ill
Mars Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eldora
Store House
Lehigh
Mason City
Iowa
Cosson
Axel Nelson
Creston
H. O. Allery
Fremont County
Knights of the Grand Domain of
Boone
George Miller
Rowan
Ed Anderson
North McGregor
Charles F. Harrington
Oxford
Philippine Islands
Socialist doctrine seen as menace and Roosevelts urged
Bird S. Coler warns the spread of socialist doctrine as a real menace. Col. Roosevelt is urged to enter the race for president. Suffragettes of London threaten to renew their struggle.
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Bird S. Coler
Col. Roosevelt
London
Beattie Burial Quietly Held After Murder Trial
The burial of Henry Clay Beattie Jr at Maury cemetery occurred just after sunrise Sunday following the July murder of his wife. Family and eight pallbearers attended a brief home service and a Presbyter ian burial rite was read by Rev. John J. Fix. Police guarded the scene to keep crowds away as a florist delivered a full wagon of flowers to the gravesite.
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Richmond
Henry Clay “Beattie, Jr
Maury Cemetery
John J. Fix
Beattie
Penitentiary
Presbyterian Church
C. Beattie, Jr
Douglas
Hazel
Louise Wellford Owen
Morse Transfer to Army Hospital at Fort McPherson
Atlanta banker Gay Charles W Morse was moved from a bare cell in the federal prison to a more comfortable ward in the Army hospital at Fort McPherson. Attorney General Wickersham ordered the transfer after a visit to Atlanta to inspect Morse’s condition. The change occurred about 8 am, Morse traveling in an ambulance with Major Baker, chief surgeon at the fort.
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Atlanta
Charles W Morse
New York
Army Hospital
Fort McPherson
Wickersham
Morse
Baker
Fort
Forest Fire Tragedy Near Santa Monica Endangers Community
In Topanga canyon a forest fire likely claimed rancher Joe Anchor his wife and four children. Many summer homes burned as hundreds flee over nearly impassable trails suffering greatly.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Joe Anchor
Topanga Canyon
Taft Attends Episcopal Church for Peace Sunday
President Taft worshipped at the Episcopal Church of the Elphrany with Rev. Dr. H. R. McKim preaching on arbitration treaties between the United States and Great Britain and France.
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Episcopal Church
Washington
Taft
All Saints’ Unitarian Church
Episcopal Church of the Elphrany
H. R McKim
United States
Great Britain
France
Wreckers Blown to Pieces at Fort Atwood Bay
Six Florida wreckers were blown up Sunday while attempting to secure a floating box of explosive cargo from the steamer San Joachim which went ashore November 22 on the rocks of Fort Atwood bay.
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Cleveland, O
Fort Atwood Bay
Russia Opposes Blockade Over Dardanelles Neutrality
Paris Russia informed France and other powers that it insists on the neutrality of the Dardanelles as provided by the London Treaty of 1871.
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Russia
Paris
France
Dardenelles
London
Help Up by a Lone Robber near Columbus South Carolina
A westbound Atlantic Coast Line train was held up by a single robber who rifled the mail bags within two miles of Columbus South Carolina. No further details on casualties or capture were provided.
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Columbus
S. C
Atlantic Coast Line
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Home and Foreign Intelligence
Iowa State News
Clinton County
Board of Supervisors
Holiness University At
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa Gas Light, Heat and Power Company
Western Utilities Company
Grand Rapids
Council Bluffs
West Union
Jacob Yearous
M. D. Thompson
Fayette County
Lehigh Cement Company
Peter McMahon
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Clare
Lizzard Creek
Mure
Keokuk
Keokuk Brick & Tile Company
Northern Baptists Church Convention
Des Moines
Joe Beckieman
Iowa City
Wilbur H. Hill
J. J. Hill
Darius Miller
Burlington
Mercy Hospital
T. A. Craig
John Roland
Lily Jones
First Church of Christ (Scientist
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